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Sanford Veterans Square Clinic expansion in Fargo completed
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Part-time reporter
Fargo, North Dakota – The expansion of the Sanford Veterans Square Clinic in Fargo has been completed.
The expansion cost $3.6 million, and the clinic’s overall area increased by more than double, from 5,957 to 16,051 square feet. The clinic built 30 more exam rooms, bringing the total number of exam rooms to 47, as well as two consulting rooms.
The expansion allows the clinic to provide both primary and specialized treatment, covering a total of seven pediatric specialties, including endocrinology, genetics, infectious disease, nephrology, neurology, sleep and rheumatology.
You can find more about Sanford’s specialty services by clicking here.
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